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  • India calls for OTC close-out netting provisions
    India's lawyers have called for close-out netting provisions in India's over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market.
    July 10 2011
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    K-Exim/K-sure project financing explained
    Senior lenders on one end, juniors on the other The Export-Import Bank of Korea (K-Exim), Korea Trade Insurance Corporation (K-sure) and a group of 11 international commercial bank lenders raised financing for a $2.5 billion greenfield petrochemical facility for Jurong Aromatics on Jurong Island, Singapore.
    July 10 2011
  • Detailed procedural regulations on infrastructure contracts
    The demand for infrastructure improvements in Vietnam in order to continue to attract foreign investment and encourage the domestic economy continues to grow. A key plank in the government's strategy to improve Vietnam's infrastructure has been projects partnered with private enterprises on the build-operate-transfer, build-transfer-operate and build-transfer contract models (here collectively referred to as BOT projects).
    July 10 2011
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    Swiss branches of foreign securities dealers
    Andreas Moll Recently, the Federal Supreme Court rendered a decision regarding the supervision of foreign securities dealers with Swiss branches.
    July 10 2011
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    Nigeria’s telecoms dispute: challenges to investment
    Chinonyelum Uwazie Vincent Iweze The recent dispute between Multi-links Nigeria and Helios Towers Nigeria reveals the enormous challenges to which companies operating in Nigeria are constantly exposed and underscores the need for effective due diligence and in-depth legal advice for companies wishing to invest in Africa.
    July 10 2011
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    Legalisation of informal capital
    Dr Teuta Dobi Endrit Shijaku In an effort to make the most of the potential of the economy and to allow those holding so-called informal capital to begin freely investing with a clean slate, the government of Albania has put forward a much-debated law that provides for a limited tax amnesty and, more importantly, legalisation of capital. The law was recently passed by the Albanian parliament and takes effect from May 18 2011.
    July 10 2011
  • IFLR India Awards 2011 – Winners revealed
    Around 200 in-house counsel and private practice lawyers gathered in Mumbai’s ITC Grand Central Hotel last night to see Amarchand Mangaldas scoop Indian firm of the year.
    July 07 2011
  • Panama’s capital markets internationalise
    Citibank has set up a a custody platform in Panama to facilitate foreign investment in locally issued securities
    Danielle Myles, July 07 2011
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    India’s private equity future explained
    Lawyers in India expect slow development of traditional private equity models in the domestic market
    July 07 2011
  • AIB result leaves Irish bondholders in the dark
    Aurelius' ‘amicable resolution’ with the government in a dispute over the state’s buyback scheme has left the market with no more clarity than before the outcome
    July 07 2011
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